The Imola stewards have deemed that no further action is required following today's incident involving Valtteri Bottas and George Russell. The two collided on the 30th lap on the approach to the infamous Tamburello corner at which Ayrton Senna perished in 1994. One of the fastest parts of the Italian track, such was the debris that the race had to be red flagged. In the moments following the collision Russell got out of his car and walked over to where Bottas was still sitting in his Mercedes. Following a brief exchanged, during which the Briton clapped the Finn's helmet, Bottas responding by 'giving the finger', both blamed the other. 'I was coming on Valtteri massively fast,' said the...
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